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Level 2 Award in Electrical Safety Awareness in Social Housing and Residential Dwellings

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Title Content type

Qualification Title

 Level 2 Award in Electrical Safety Awareness in Social Housing and Residential Dwellings

Sector Subject Area (SSA) & Industry Sector

 Electrical Qualifications

LCL Awards Qualification Number

 RQFESA

Qualification Regulator(s) number

603/6897/4

Qualification Level and Credit Value

 Level: 2, Credit Value: 1

Qualification Duration

 8 GLH, 10 TQT

Qualification Unit Titles

Electrical Safety Awareness in Social Housing and Residential Dwellings

Qualification Information

This regulated qualification is for learners working within the social and private housing sector that need to be aware of electrical safety and that wish to:

  • Support a role in the workplace.
  • Give learners personal growth and engagement in learning.

Design Standards

Learning Outcomes and Assessment Criteria

The learner will know:

  • the legislation and guidance requirements for landlords, owners and others responsible for electrical safety in dwellings
  • the principles and characteristics of electricity
  • the responsibilities or organisations, the types of earthing systems and electrical circuits
  • the dangers and risks associated with electricity within dwellings
  • the landlords, owners and others responsibilities for maintaining the safety of electrical installations in dwellings
  • how to identify electrical appliances, fixtures and fittings that may pose a danger

Prerequisites

None

Examination and or Assessment method(s)

The assessment method within the qualification is an on-screen multiple choice knowledge examination.

Related Qualifications

Related Document(s)

Related links and support material

 Electrical Safety First

Standard Qualification Fee

– excludes VAT where applicable 		£29.35

Frequently asked questions about this course

How long does a domestic electrical installation certificate last?

Domestic electrical certificates, known as Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICR), must be reviewed every 5 years in rented properties and are valid for up to 10 years for homeowners.

What is "Part P" of the Building Regulations?

Part P of the Building Regulations in the UK ensures electrical safety in residential buildings. It requires that all new electrical work is designed, installed, and tested to meet safety standards. Work must be carried out in accordance with BS 7671 - the IEE 18th Edition Wiring Regulations. Installers must be registered with an electrical self-certification scheme.

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